SMS, call history, and device settings will now eat into your 15GB Google Account limit — but most users won't notice much difference.
China's 3C certification database puts the Pro Max at 5,567 mAh—an 11% year-over-year gain—while the standard Pro barely moves.
EU battery rules are forcing Nintendo to discontinue the Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED in Europe by mid-February 2027 — right-to-repair legislation reshaping console hardware.
The 10,000 mAh bank launched in China at around $37, with a digital percentage display and dual 45W USB-C outputs.
Samsung's semiconductor division is making record profits selling memory to AI companies, while the phone unit that makes Galaxy devices is bleeding cash for the first time in its history.
CEO Asha Sharma admits Xbox margins are 3–10x worse than PlayStation's, triggering the biggest restructuring in the company's history.
The DIGI+ 14-inch Dual Extended Display clips two extra Full HD panels onto the back of your notebook — no desk required, but no US or UK retailer confirmed either.
A fresh leak from insider Digital Chat Station reconfirms the flagship's key specs — including a rare dual 200MP camera setup and an 8,500 mAh battery — ahead of a September 2026 debut.
A YouTube channel broke embargo three days before the July 9 launch, showing off the remake's overhauled combat, naval battles, and PS5 Pro visual upgrades in full.
Nothing's next budget earbuds arrive tomorrow alongside the Phone (4b), with pink joining the lineup for the first time.
Huawei is launching its Pura 90 lineup in Kuala Lumpur next week, bringing a 200MP periscope camera and Kirin chips to international markets — with HarmonyOS and no Google services on board.
Sony confirmed disc production ends January 2028. A Change.org petition crossed 117,000 signatures in under four days — and Sony hasn't blinked yet.
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo warns of severe supply constraints at launch, with fewer than 1 million units ready in Q3 2026—mirroring the iPhone X delay playbook.
The AI image company is fighting a court ruling that limits what Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. have to disclose in their copyright lawsuit.
The 20-year-old crowdsourcing platform stops accepting new customers on July 30, 2026 — a sign that cheap human labor for AI training is losing out to automation.
